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1999ABE-939775330140 PAGES FORMAT 25X36-MES 150 BATTOIRS A LINGE/3P-TOUT SUR LE WHISKY/6P-VIEUX PAPIERS EXCELSIOR DIMANCHE ET DIMANCHE ILLUSTRE/4P-INITIATION A L'HERALDIQUE/3P-LEGERES ANNOTATIONS EN PAGES DE PETITES ANNONCES
1966ABE-154195642325321,5 CM X 27,5 CM-AZNAVOUR POUR MODELE TED LAPIDUS-CHRISTIAN JAQUE POUR HARRY GOLDY-CARDIN PIQUE ET CARDIN COUPE, 5P, DESSIN-PARDESSUS TOUT, 6P, PHOTOS MONTAGES (A LA JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO, MASTROIANNI, CARY GRANT, RINGO, SEAN CONNERY, A DEAN MARTIN, SINATRA, BURT LANCASTER-ARCHI COMPLETS, 6P-TWEED A GOGO CHEZ JOHNNIE WHISKY, 8P-
196064227Osaka & Tokyo Japan: Suntory Limited 1960. 12mo. 5 x 6.75 in. Triptych 6 pp unpaginated. w/ 20 pp unpaginated. colour-illustrated catalogue stapled in center self-printed illustrated softcovers in whisky-coloured and photo illustrated softcovers slight soiling back cover NF copy. First edition thus of this exceedingly scarce original Suntory Limited catalogue detailing the whiskies wines and liquers available from the storied Japanese distillery with the line-up introducing their Rare Old Whisky Suntory Royal 60 introduced in 1960 company founded in 1899 special label “Extra Special†Old Suntory Japanese Whisky only marketed for a couple years in the early 1960’s along with their standards. Other products included their Akadama wines Suntory Sparkling wines Green Tea Liquer Cherry Blossoms Liquer Creme de Cacao along with their brandy vermouth sloe gin vodka absinthe and sake brands. Alcohol content Net content weights and measures per carton and more are supplied within the tables. No copies in Worldcat. Suntory Limited, paperback
1947438701947 N° 8 - in-12 broché - 1947 - 206 pages - Ed. Ditis - coll. Détective-Club
19981206445Köln: Taschen Verlag, 1998. 256 S.: Abb. Hardcover.
1998132244Köln : Taschen 1998. 256 S. : zahlr. Ill. 20*15 cm OPappband.
19913413koMünchen u.a., BLV, 3. Auflage 1991. Pappband mit farbigem Deckelphoto, gr. DinA5, 95 Seiten, einige Farbphotos, nur leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gut erhalten / guter Zustand
1995203741Couverture souple. Broché. 110 pages.
19976261ABKronshagen, Conrad Stein Verlag, 1997. 16 cm, 121 Seiten, mit 20 farbigen Abbildungen, 12 Karten und einigen Skizzen, kartoniert. 1. Auflage leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gut erhalten. Outdoor-Handbuch, Band 43.
19996180Solar 1999 272 pages 12 8x2 4x21 2cm. 1999. Reliure editeur cartonnée. 272 pages. Ce guide de référence écrit par l'expert Michael Jackson est une édition revue et actualisée d'un ouvrage vendu à plus d'un million d'exemplaires depuis 1989. Il détaille les secrets de fabrication du whisky explore l'univers des malts (comme ceux d'Islay ou des Highlands) et propose des notes de dégustation pour plus de 1000 whiskies avec des millésimes remontant jusqu'à 1926
1990925531990 Editions Dorling Kindersley, 1990 - In-4, Cartonnage sous jaquette illustrée de l'éditeur - 224 p. - Très nombreuses photographies couleurs.
199215606London, Dorling Kindersley, 1992. A connoisseur's guide to the Malt Whiskies of Scotland (New Edition) 240 S. (22 cm) Pappband / gebundene Ausgabe
1994132237München : Heyne. 1994. 270 S. : Ill. 21,5*12,5 cm OPappband.
19132225Berlin, Dr. Eysler & Co., 1913. zahlreiche s/w Textabbildungen, einige s/w Tafeln, 130 S., XIV S. Anzeigen, 7.-12. Tausend. Original-Lederband mit Farbschnitt. Zustand 2, durchgehend leicht, einige Blatt stärker stockfleckig.
199821118CBMünchen, Heyne (= Collection Rolf Heyne), 1998. gr.4°, 175 S. mit zahlreichen s/w- und Farbabbildungen, original Leineneinband (Hardcover) mit original Schutzumschlag, deutsche Erstausgabe Widmung auf Vorsatzseite, sonst schönes, sauberes Exemplar.
19548620Les Editeurs Français Réunis 1954 252 pages in8. 1954. broché. 252 pages. Roman de Martine Monod publié en 1954 aux Éditeurs français réunis qui compte 255 pages. L'ouvrage est présenté comme un roman avec une couverture illustrée
19681227691968 Editions Robert Laffont - 1968 - In-12 broché, couverture illustrée à rabats - 275 pages - Cahier photographiques (14 pages) en couleurs en milieu d'ouvrage
196624263Rideau Rouge 1966
197062905Edinburgh: Johnston & Bacon / Geoffrey Chapman Ltd. 1970. 12mo. Pack of twenty-four cards in original plastic pouch. Plastic slightly rubbed. All cards in very good condition. Colour tartan on one side with recipes on versos. 24 cards containing recipes for whisky based drinks & cocktails and other dishes. No BL copy. Copac records Oxford Trinity NLS & NLW. 0717945464 . Very Good. Unbound. 1970. Johnston & Bacon / Geoffrey Chapman Ltd. 1970 unknown
1987110421CIL 1987 In-4 cartonné 28 cm sur 21,5. 155 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
199170862München, Hanser Verlag, 1991. Origi.Leinenband mit Schutzumschlag, 8°, 262 Seiten.
1925182766Glasgow: James Buchanan & Co 1925. Buchanan's blend comes to life James Buchanan 1884 - 1935 was a blender best known for his Black & White whisky. He stepped into the whisky business as an agent in London for the Leith-based blenders Charles Mackinlay & Co. However he soon realised there was an untapped market for a smoother blended whisky more appropriate for the "English palate". His first blend was to be less peated than the Highland malts available in London. So James Buchanan created the "Buchanan Blend" a version of which is still produced today. At the time the name would change first to "House of Commons" after one of Buchanan's first major clients - the Members Bar at the House of Commons. This name did not last long due to the blend's distinctive black and white bottle through which it acquired the nickname "Black and White" a version of which is still produced by Diageo. Black & White is also notable for a number of literary appearances. The whisky is sampled by James Bond in Moonraker Dick Diver in Tender is the Night and Kilgour Trout in Breakfast of Champions. Quarto. With 12 whisky labels. Original red morocco-grain cloth boards lettered and ruled in gilt brown endpapers. Spine head lightly bumped boards rubbed and sunned contents bright. A very good copy. hardcover
1924182807Glenlivet: Capt. W. Smith Grant 1924. First edition a rare publication issued to celebrate 100 years of the Glenlivet distillery. This copy has the ownership inscription of Captain William "Bill" Smith Grant 1896-1975 the grandson of the distillery's founder and one of the greatest characters of the Scottish whisky industry. He has located it "Minmore Glenlivet" beneath his name. Bill Grant took over the distillery in 1921. A decorated First World War hero he navigated the company through the Great Depression and America's prohibition era. By the mid-1900s Glenlivet made up half of the Scottish malt whisky sold in America. Quarto. Original wire-stitched brown wrappers front cover lettered in black within black and orange border. Ink inscription on verso of rear free endpaper naming Captain William Henry Smith Grant unlikely to be his handwriting. Edges of wrappers slightly creased staples a touch rusted at gutter endmatter foxed: a near-fine copy. unknown
1908186762London: Printed by JAS. Truscott & Son Ltd 1908. The legal origins of "whiskey" First edition of the minutes taken at the 37 sittings of the Royal Commission of Whiskey which laid the foundation for the definition of Irish and Scottish single malts. Over 100 expert witnesses took the stand to debate if blended whisky could legitimately be called "Scotch Whisky" and if there should be a minimum maturation period among other topics. The year 1904 saw the prosecution of a publican and a spirit merchant accused of selling inferior whisky as 'genuine' Scottish and Irish malts which led to the creation of the Royal Commission on Whiskey and Other Potable Spirits. During the proceedings laid out in these volumes many familiar names took the stand including A. J. Tedder of Glengoyne Andrew Jameson of Dublin and Monsieur J. Hennessy. The most important conclusion found here in the third volume report is a definition of whisky by the commission as "a spirit obtained by distillation from a mash of cereal grains saccharified by the distaste of malt that 'Scotch whiskey' here amusingly with the e blotted out by a previous owner to reflect the spelling prevalent in Scotland is whiskey as above defined distilled in Scotland and that 'Irish whiskey' is whiskey as above defined distilled in Ireland." While many single-malt purists saw this as a loss for their cause these proceedings laid the foundations for modern regulations. Andrew Jameson's appearance on the stand is particularly interesting as he advocates for what is now a legally required period of maturation for Scottish and Irish malts three years and one day. However this was not ratified by the commission who write in their report that the health of the consumer is the main factor in considering compulsory bonding and "it was not established before us that any material change in the toxicity of whiskey is effected by age. It is however generally agreed that with age a great improvement in the flavour of whiskey is developed." Also present is a folding map of Ireland and two plates after drawings of pot stills and patent stills by A. J. Tedder one of which is reproduced later as a hand drawn facsimile presumably for technical reference in relevant proceedings. The appendices reproduce results from a number of studies including one in which subjects record their reaction to various spirits on a scale that runs from "drowsy" to "very drowsy". There are also insights into the origins and techniques used in the distillation of other spirits including Demerara rum French brandy and gin. 4 vols bound as 1 folio 325 x 205 mm. With 2 plates 1 of which additionally copied in pencil facsimile folding map. Text printed in double column. Contemporary black cloth spine lettered and ruled in gilt speckled edges. Spine ends a little bumped cloth rubbed foxing to outer leaves. A very good copy. hardcover
1924186802Dublin: Maunsel & Roberts Limited 1924. Ireland's greatest illustrator on Ireland's greatest whiskey Rare first edition a beautifully illustrated history of the Jameson whiskey distillers. Harry Clarke 1889-1931 was a key figure in the Irish arts and crafts movement hailed by W. B. Yeats as Ireland's greatest stained-glass artist and praised by George Russell "AE" as "one of the strangest geniuses of his time" Guardian. He was commissioned by Jameson whiskey distillers to design and illustrate this advertising booklet. Octavo. Black and green illustrations throughout by Clarke. Original yellow wrappers front covered lettered in black with illustration in black and green by Clarke within black border. A little soiling to wrappers contents bright: a very good copy. Philip Hoare "Alien spaceship Hammer horror The pulsating visions of Harry Clarke" The Guardian 11 April 2019. unknown
